The Linux Foundation stories
The new program is designed to introduce open source best practices to management and technical staff within organisations.
Demand for DevOps and open source skills is high in 2020, with 93% of hiring managers struggling to recruit, according to the Linux Foundation.
Fujitsu and Accenture launch an open-source blockchain project, Hyperledger Cactus, to enable secure integration across multiple blockchains.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has added the Open Distributed Infrastructure Management (ODIM) initiative to its open 5G portfolio.
Open source changed software development, but its impact could pale in comparison to the public cloud, writes Pete Hirsch.
The Linux Foundation will host FATE, an AI-powered federated learning framework devised by WeBank, aiming to enhance data security and regulatory compliance.
LF Edge's Project EVE set to revolutionise interoperability in edge computing, promising industry-wide standards.
The Linux Foundation welcomes 22 new members, including Hyundai and BTS Digital, to support open source development and innovation.
Verizon, Reliance Jio, and TIM have joined O-RAN board, driving open networking and virtualisation in 5G networks.
The service supposedly helps global enterprises and developers create, deploy, and manage blockchain applications on Huawei Cloud.
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and The Linux Foundation launched the Academy Software Foundation with Weta Workshop as a founding member.
No longer just a sci-fi concept, artificial intelligence (AI) is already part of our data-driven world - this expert analyses how to prepare.
China-based tech firm EasyStack has launched an open-source artificial intelligence (AI) cloud platform that supports GPU and FPGA heterogeneous computing.
Miners race to solve a cryptographic puzzle, which completes the next transaction (or block) on the chain, in hopes of capturing the coin reward.
The trial uses distributed ledger technology to digitise the bank guarantee process used for commercial property leasing.
Customers will demand it and sooner or later the vendors will see that collaboration, not closed thinking, will drive innovation and business success.
Open source cloud is ready for prime time – and the enterprise, says Hewlett Packard Enterprise's Aman Neil Dokania. He explains why.
